
You may have family or friends in India whom would like to visit you. In our experience, we find that common scenarios and reasons to make a sponsorship declaration are as follows:
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You may wish to sponsor relatives or friends, inviting them to visit the United Kingdom for a family visit, holiday or tourist/short visit.
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You may wish to sponsor relatives or friends, inviting them to visit the United Kingdom to attend a religious ceremony or religious celebration which is taking place over a certain period of time.
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You may wish to sponsor family members or friends to attend and take part in celebrations, ie birthdays, anniversaries, celebrations after the birth of a child.
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You may wish to sponsor relatives or friends, inviting them to attend a wedding, including the customary celebrations / proceedings prior to the wedding, the actual wedding ceremony and wedding celebrations thereafter.
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You may wish to sponsor family or friends who need to attend to an ill friend or relative in the UK.
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You may wish to sponsor family or friends who need to visit the UK to attend a funeral of a friend or member of their family.
There are two ways that you can sponsor:
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A Single Sponsorship Declaration - This is from one person in the United Kingdom.
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A joint sponsorship Declaration - This is from two or more people in the United Kingdom.

You must contact us and arrange an appointment so that we can attend upon you and take your instructions in person. We cannot take instructions through a third party.
If your have mobility or health issues, we can visit you to attend upon you, take instructions and if required, draft and notarise a Sponsorship Declaration. We can visit your home, at hospitals and care homes.
Each person appearing before the notary public to sign a Sponsorship Declaration shall need the following forms of identification and items:
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A Valid Passport
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OR A Valid Photo card Driving Licence
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And one proof of postal address which is no more than three months old. You can use either of the following:
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A utility bill
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A bank statement
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A letter received in the post from either a Doctor, Hospital or any other person or organisation.